Farm Bureau Split Over Nixon Shift in Agriculture Policy
Iowa Farm Bureau spokesmen call Nixon move toward market oriented agriculture abrupt while affirming long range aim to cut dependence on government programs. Leaders warn producers to expect price and world trade impacts and urge cautious policy shifts amid budget cutbacks and growing production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm’ Bureau
Nixon
Farm Bureau
Leo Wagoner
Des Moines
Town Farm Bureau
Cedar Rapids Agriculture Executives Forum
Soviet Union
China
Iowa Farm Bureau
Merrill Anderson
Newton
Sail Conservation
Wagoner
Farm. Bureau
Multiple Farm Auctions Listed With Times and Locations
A garbled OCR listing numerous public auctions across towns like Central City, Tinton, Walker, Mittersburg, Ely, Blairtown, Mechaniceville, Monticello, Independence, Ryan, and Alking. Entries mention cattle, livestock, grain, machinery, and miscellaneous goods with times such as 11:00, 1:00, and 2:00, and many misread names and places. The notices resemble a compiled sale schedule with auctioneers and nearby landmarks.
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Sar
Aan
Caley Callin
Mac
Bidyr
Ronald Franklin
Central City
Chase
Mach
Lester Thien
Tinton
Callie
Everette Fissel
Walker
Forrest Grimmentatt
Ais mi
Mittersburg
Ferm Sale
Nim
Luvérne
Elain Sbradie
Murch
Donald Risal
Am Ral
Ely
Forres
William ‘Chalupsky
Fuer General Mins
Jan
Clair Halter
Hills
Ter
Stowe
Herold Bovis
Blairviown
Mach Livestock
Hav
Richard Shatter
al Mechaniceville
Fryden
Rainy
Clair Egulman
al Monticelln
Charles Mevitaler
Ralph Funke
Ryan
Fat
Dan
Win and
Boward Schanbscher
Heath Orders Meat Price Probe in Britain
London AP Edward Heath ordered an urgent inquiry into rising meat prices that have made the weekend beef joint unaffordable for many families. Three investigators will report within days to inform the public about the price surge, as housewives boycott beef and seek cheaper cuts. Prices have climbed about four pence per pound in a trend since November, with sirloin near $3 per pound and importing Argentinians offered cheaper meat. The government faces scrutiny as meat inflation coincides with Britain’s entry into the Common Market and claims that exports boost prices while domestic margins stay flat.
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London
Edward Heath
Britain
Heath
Europe
Officials Release Half of Last Year's Idled Acreage
Washington officials say at least half of the nearly 1 million acres idled under government farm programs in 1972 have been unlocked for potential use this year. Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz, at a news conference, warned of boomerang effects but expressed optimism for continued demand for farm products including wheat, corn, soybeans, and livestock. The administration detailed acreage adjustments across wheat, feed grains, and cotton, with 30 to 37 million acres may return to production, and further loosenings under review could raise total usable land beyond current estimates.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture
Harl L. Butz
Jim
Butl
Bute
Cost of Living Council
Earl L. Butz
Jover
Massman Halstein Winneshiek Milk Record Shatters Past
Ossian registered Halstein cow in the Albin Massman herd produced 22 100 pounds of milk and 867 pounds of butterfat in a 105 day lactation. November records noted by D H I A supervisors Oscar Lembke Steve Arneson and Duane Engelhardt with December reporting. Cows over 700 pounds butterfat listed in Ossian Mabel Waucoma and Fort Atkinson herds with rates from 705 to 764 pounds across several animals.
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Decorah
Albin Massman
Ossian
D.H.I.A
Oscar Lembke
Steve Arneson
Duane Engelhardt
Jester Torresdale
Everett Sollien
Mabel
Minn
Jim Mickey
Cletus Meyer
Waucoma
Wayne Leidahl
Waukon
Raymond Kuhn
Fort. Atkinson
Winneshiek 4-H Elects New Officers in Decorah
David Broghamer of Decorah was elected chairman of the Winneshiek county 4-H council at the organization meeting. Marilyn Amundson was named vice-chairman Brenda Westby elected secretary Lars Sacquirie historian for one year Gayle Hager Castalia elected to area 4-H youth council for a two-year term with Warren Clark Calmar covering the second year in 1973.
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Decorah
David Broghamer
Winneshiek County
David
Marcellus ‘Broghamer
Marilyn Amundson
Devorah
Brenda Westby
Lars Sacquirie
Gayle Hager
Castalia
Witineshiek County
Howard
Allamakee
Tayette
Clayton
Delaware
Dubuque
Jackson
Winneshiek
Gayle
Area
Warren Clark
Calmar
Co Op Elevators Plan Annual Iowa State Meeting
Des Moines reports that more than 2000 cooperative directors managers and wives from across Iowa gather January 22 23 for the sixth annual meeting of the Grath Dealers Assn of Jawa. Delegates represent over 300 cooperatives. The group will hear marketing totals and elect directors while Dr. Lee Kolmer is slated to speak.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Turners Grath Dealers Assn
Jawa
Ideal
FGDA
Charles W. Hanson
United States
Ropolis
Dalgates
Lee Kolmer
Agriculture College
Iowa State University
Mississippi River
Chicago
New Orleans
Mason City
White House Ordered Farm Cuts Stir Congress Hearings
Secretaries and lawmakers met over three hours as White House aides reportedly ordered a $1.5 billion cut in farm programs including REAP. Burz expressed no personal disagreement with the cuts but indicated orders came from higher up and from the Office of Management and Budget. Lawmakers pressed for details amid charges of presidential overreach and the impact on conservation, soil and rural programs.
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Wasitington
Agtisulturé
Bark Bi Buty Way
House
Art ‘Gultive
Appropriations
White House
Bruz
Bury
Senate
Office of Management and Budget
OMB
Rill Alexander
D-Ark
Alexander
Burz
Ahk
Cat Albert
Nixon
Albert
Dawson Mathis
D-Ga
Butz
Mathis
Navy reveals WWII losses at Santa Cruz battle
The navy disclosed the sinking of 1 warship including the aircraft carrier Hornet during the Battle of Santa Cruz on October 26, marking a major World War II engagement remembered thirty years later.
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Battle of
Santa Cruz
Odtinex Promised Weight Loss Through Tiny Tablets
Advert says Coritex tablets claim safe fat reduction without dieting or exercise. It touts 14 years of use, pricing $3.25 for standard and $5.75 for economy, with money-back refunds and druggist guarantees. Sold by mail order and local stores.
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Coritex
Lars Geats
Eisheel
Ipp
Ste S.E.M
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Congress
McGovern
Love
Richard Liercke
Center Point
Linn County Farm Bureau
Liercke
Towal Oes
the Gazette Farm Pages
Ser
Bernard Breviner
Bulow
Bum Fe
Cedar Rapids
Lloyd Newton
Strawberry Point
Massman Halstein
Winneshiek 4-H
Dale’s Fruit Market
Center Point Road
Jonath
Ian
Sox
U.S
Gaia
Buzz
Stork Bros
Hiawatha ¢ Garden Center Co
Factima
Magnaves Stereo
Ons Anon
Mays
Mowe
Yilid
Tad Tihudy
Ain
Btrauke
Carita Hayes
Autamalla Phartyw Phy
Beth Nkr
Wenter Amm
Ili
Contemporarysrocilol
TBAL
Aatro-Scnle
Soker
Astro Bante
Muse
Tao
Wands Nave
Ava
Marion
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